The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-01
SCENE T.
PERSONAL,

JUBILEE" JUGGINs, the English Plunger re-
Gently lost el6,000 in two nights at cards.
EX-Gov. HOLIDAY, of Virginia, is now doing
California, on his way home from a trip around
the world.
WILLIAM D.. HowELLs has left Saratoga for
Lake George, but will return to the spa in Au-
gust when the season is at its height.
COUSIN BEN FOLSOM, the United States Consul
at Sheffield, went to see the jubilee demonstra-
tons, and he says he is now more of an Ameri-
can than ever.
FRANCIS MICHAEL. Of the present graduating
class at Harvard, has enjoyed the reputation OF
being the wfttiest man in the university. He is
from San Francisco.
QUEEN NATALIE, of Servia, is so thoroughly in
earnest in her quarrel with her royal spouse
that she will not read any of the letters he writes
TO her or receive any Of his ENJOYS or messen-
gers.
DURING the Arthur administration Mrs. w. T.
Chandler, wife of the Standardized from New
Hampshire, was one of the prominent social
lights. She is a brunette, ardent and impulsive
and is Mr.. Chambers second wife.
DANIEL MCFARLAND, who eighteen years ago
shot Albert ID. Richardson in the New York
Tribune Office, the other night made application
for lodging in New York station house. lie is
DID, decrept and tottering, and little better than
common tramp.
BILLIARDIsToLs SLossoN's sudden return from
Nine PATHS castle in Wales is said TO have
been occasioned by the violent jealousy of the
dva's husband Mr.. Slosson was invited to
pass the entire summer there, and expected to
do SO when he sailed.
REV. HUoH 0. PEXTECosT, the Anarchistic
preacher who is creating sensation in the
East, was formerly printer in indianapolis
afterward an actor, and finally entered the
ministry. His wife was Miss Ida Calling
daughter of the inventor of the Calling gun.
ANOTHER EDITOR has been taken in by an
acrostic-Col d. r. Anthony, of tho Leaven-
worth Times. The loaded poem appeared to re-
late to the real estate boom in Leayenworth, but
the hidden legend was; II am - fool D. r.
A." Col Anthony has confessed judgment
Mrs. CLEVELAND, it is said prefers Mrs Villas
to the other matrons Of the Cabinet. This is to
great extent owing 10 the fact that Mrs Villas
is the youngest of the Cabinet wives She Is
quiet, even-tempered woman, very pleasing in
personal appearance and not unlike Mrs Cleve-
land in character. A strong friendship has
grown up between the two.
MIR. MICHAEL the Nebraska editor who has
succeeded to the clerkship left vacant by the
late Ben: Perley Poore is hard at work in the
capitol He is a small, swarthy, blue-eyed man.
with yellow mouStache and goatee He Is
striking physical contrast TO the corpulent and
leoDine correspondent who was for SO many
years one of the features of Washington society
Is Paris, oxford county, Me-, is a copy of the
will OF Artemus Ward. Paris is the birthplace
of Hannibal Hamlin. Artenus Ward was com
postor on the county paper, the Oxford 90.
server. His viii directed that his body be buried
at Waterford, about ten miles from Paris After
making few requests he gave the balance of
his properly tn found q home for WORKOUT
printers, Horace Greeley to be sole trustee. As
there was no balance the home was never estab.
lishcd.